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On 8/9/2013 2:33 PM, D. Peter Maus wrote:
So far, I"m getting the equivalent of 75w incandescent light out of one 8.5W LED lamp. The URL/ ad that you quoted said: Stock Code: ETI-520163MD 8.5 Watt - LED Light Bulb - Omni-Directional A19 - 3000K Warm White - 600 Lumens - 50 Watt Equal They advertise it a 50 watt equivalent but you are saying it's the same as 75 watts. If it really is close to 75, one would think they would not be shy and call it 75. Are you actually measuring the lumen output or just "eyeballing" it? Do you have higher than 'normal' line voltage? Not pickin' on ya, D.P. It's just that inquiring minds want to know why the difference. :-) |
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